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118 Indian Fern Journal Volume XXVI (2009)<br />

Selliguea (8) - including Christiopteris, in contrast to Smith et al (2006) and<br />

Crypsinus and Phymatopteris.<br />

Thylacopteris (1)<br />

Tricholepidium (3) - may require further study in relation to the type-species <strong>of</strong><br />

Leptochilus.<br />

Grammitidaceae Grammitidaceae - it is not accepted here to include this family within Polypodiaceae.<br />

Calymmodon (1)<br />

Chrysogrammitis (1)<br />

Ctenopterella (3)<br />

Dasygrammitis (1)<br />

Micropolypodium (1)<br />

Oreogrammitis (8)<br />

Prosaptia (5)<br />

Radiogrammitis (1)<br />

Scleroglossum (2)<br />

Tomophyllum (4)<br />

Hymenophyllaceae<br />

Hymenophyllaceae<br />

Hymenophyllum (12 - 13)<br />

Trichomanes (31-36) - treated here as one genus consistent with the treatment <strong>of</strong><br />

Hymenophyllum and in contrast to Smith et al. (2006).<br />

Dicksoniaceae Dicksoniaceae - including Cibotiaceae.<br />

Cibotium (1)<br />

Cyatheaceae<br />

Cyatheaceae<br />

Cyathea (14 - 16) - some authors have separated Alsophila, Gymnosphaera and<br />

Sphaeropteris from Cyathea, but Holttum’s arguments versus Tryon in favour <strong>of</strong> their<br />

status as subgenera are preferred here and Smith et al. (2006) are not followed in<br />

separating them.<br />

Dennstaedtiaceae<br />

Dennstaedtiaceae<br />

Dennstaedtia (3) - including Emodiopteris.<br />

Histiopteris (1)<br />

Hypolepis (2)<br />

Microlepia (14)<br />

Monachosorum (1) - included here, as by Fraser-Jenkins (2008), on the basis <strong>of</strong> its<br />

obviously similar morphology, and apparently also supported by Smith et al. (2006).<br />

Pteridium (2)<br />

Lindsaeaceae Lindsaeaceae - included by Kramer & Green within Dennstaedtiaceae, but separated here<br />

as being morphologically distinct, which is apparently supported by Smith et al.<br />

(2006).<br />

Lindsaea (23 - 28) - several species reported from the Andaman and Nicobar Islands

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